International Business Machines Corp.IBM recently shipped its first z14 mainframe from its Poughkeepsie factory based in New York. This model was unveiled in July 2017 when its entire series of ...

A new class of z14 Series mainframes unveiled today by IBM delivers three times as much horsepower that can be employed to encrypt every piece of data running on it. While IBM has always touted the ...

IBM is widening its mainframe range with some narrower models – ZR1 and Rockhopper II – that are skinny enough to fit in a standard 19-inch rack, which will answer criticisms of potential customers ...

HAMPTON, N.H. – The market for servers not based on x86 processors is approaching an inflection point, as customers balance their need for cost-effective and flexible solutions with heightened ...

IBM is aiming to fix this problem with two new mainframe systems, the z14 Model ZR1 and the LinuxONE Rockhopper II. Both systems come in a 19-inch single-frame design, so they can be placed into any ...

IBM is doing its damnedest to keep the mainframe relevant in a modern context, and believe it or not, there are plenty of monster corporations throughout the world who still use those relics from the ...

Strong sales of mainframe systems have helped International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) report three consecutive quarters of revenue growth. The z14 mainframe, which began shipping in September of ...

IBM is launching what it calls a “skinny mainframe” for cloud computing. The system is built around IBM z14 mainframe technology, and it features a 19-inch industry standard, single-frame case design, ...

IBM wants businesses to use its new z14 mainframe to encrypt pretty much everything — an approach to security it calls pervasive encryption. Encrypting everything, and restricting access to the keys, ...

Hardware sales account for a small portion of IBM's total revenue, but the mainframe drives sales of software and services, and well additional revenue via the company's financing business. IBM ...

International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) unveiled its latest mainframe system, the z14, in July of last year. Capable of processing 12 billion encrypted transactions per day, along with full-scale ...